David Corenswet as Superman was not an idea that just dropped out of thin air. In fact, that idea has been gestation for at least six years. The actor even told Men’s Health writer Evan Romano at the time that it was his “pie-in-the-sky” dream to play the ultimate comic book hero.

David Corenswet’s portrayal of Superman in James Gunn’s 2025 film is earning high praise, most recently from Jack Quaid, who voices the Man of Steel in My Adventures with Superman.

There are several ways for actors and actresses to land parts in movies, and depending on the role, the task is surely easier for some than others. When it comes to the latest box office juggernaut, Superman,

David Corenswet got a super injury on Superman. Playing Superman seems to have been a dream come true for David Corenswet, but that doesn’t mean he didn’t leave the experience with his share of injuries. Some of them one might consider a little personal, but Corenswet seems more than happy to discuss his significant testicle injuries.

David Corenswet's constant acting questions on the set of "Superman" became writer/director James Gunn's Kryptonite

Actor David Corenswet’s family dog, a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel named Ira, reportedly acted like an adorable “diva” on the set of “Superman.” While at the Los Angeles Premiere of the new James Gunn superhero movie,

Speaking with GQ, Corenswet says he was very committed to trying to make James Gunn’s vision for Superman come true. To that end, it seems the actor was constantly asking questions in order to better understand what Gunn was doing. However, it would sometimes drive the director crazy. Corenswet said…

The first reactions to "Superman" are in, and they have some positive things to say about David Corenswet and the future of the DC Universe.

James Gunn is still basking in the glow of Superman, the first movie of the new DC Universe. After opening in theaters last weekend, the Warner Bros. release jockeyed the "superhero fatigue" discourse to rake in a cumulative total of $177.